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When another moral principle is similarly elevated , and this principle cannot in a
particular situation be reconciled with the other , a problem is created . There is
no ' solution ' to such a ' problem ' . The best that can be done is to ' manage ' it ...
When another moral principle is similarly elevated , and this principle cannot in a
particular situation be reconciled with the other , a problem is created . There is
no ' solution ' to such a ' problem ' . The best that can be done is to ' manage ' it ...
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In particular this characterised a first period of confident assumption of the reins
of archaeological research in the late 1970s . It was noticeable in Nigeria , where
the notion of an archaeological / oral historical emphasis on parts of the Benue ...
In particular this characterised a first period of confident assumption of the reins
of archaeological research in the late 1970s . It was noticeable in Nigeria , where
the notion of an archaeological / oral historical emphasis on parts of the Benue ...
Page 91
This requires the conversion of the yield into protein and fat quantities and the
use of information concerning the requirements of that particular predator . The
model so far defined simulates the annual yield as a constant once the
equilibrium ...
This requires the conversion of the yield into protein and fat quantities and the
use of information concerning the requirements of that particular predator . The
model so far defined simulates the annual yield as a constant once the
equilibrium ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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